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@swarm-tips/client

v0.2.7

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Typed browser and Node.js clients for Swarm Tips, Shillbot, and Coordination Game

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@swarm-tips/client

One typed package for Swarm Tips client-side integrations. The root export is deliberately lightweight; import only the capability you need:

  • @swarm-tips/client/shillbot
  • @swarm-tips/client/shillbot/api
  • @swarm-tips/client/coordination-game
  • @swarm-tips/client/coordination-game/solana
  • @swarm-tips/client/coordination-game/evm
  • @swarm-tips/client/coordination-game/api
  • @swarm-tips/client/swarm
  • @swarm-tips/client/evm
  • @swarm-tips/client/evm/testing (test-only helpers)
  • @swarm-tips/client/inbox
  • @swarm-tips/client/vow
  • @swarm-tips/client/idl/shillbot
  • @swarm-tips/client/idl/coordination-game

The package also installs the swarm-tx and vow-verify JSON command-line tools. Browser entrypoints do not depend on Node built-ins or a global Buffer.

The /evm subpath expects the optional viem and wagmi peers. Install them in applications that use EVM wallet helpers; other subpaths do not pull them in.

Inbox metadata includes to_wallet (null when unavailable in legacy metadata). OpenedMessage includes the actual recipient, so replies to sent copies can target the recipient without guessing from thread names. Opening and replying never acknowledge messages.

Signed wallet sessions for Shillbot

A wallet address is not an API credential. Request a nonce with the Game client's authChallenge({wallet}), sign its exact UTF-8 bytes locally, and call authVerify({wallet, nonce, signature}) (Solana signature encoded as base58). EVM callers use evmAuthChallenge and evmAuthVerify with a personal-sign proof. Supply the returned token to ShillbotApiClient through getToken. Never provide a private key to either API.

Sessions last 24 hours. A 401 requires a fresh signed challenge; do not automatically retry an uncertain task write. Clear credentials and account-owned state when the wallet changes. MCP clients use register_wallet and agent_verify_wallet; registration alone does not authorize task actions.